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Woodlands High School Presents: Little Shop of Horrors

Julie Hung
April 6, 2013

This spring’s musical is the classic, comedic horror musical, Little Shop of Horrors. Mrs. Nicole Masi, an English teacher at Woodlands, is the director of the show. Although this is her first year directing our annual musical, she was previously a theatre teacher and worked with both young adolescents... Read more »

The New Security at Woodlands

Julie Hung
February 15, 2013

School is a place for safe learning, where you can obtain an education in both academic and social avenues. Parents trust their children in the hands of educators and qualified staff members during school hours. But when tragedies like the Columbine massacre or the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary... Read more »

Woodlands Celebrates MLK Day

Samantha Simpson
February 8, 2013

We celebrate the birthday of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on the third Monday in January. As we all know, King changed the world with his efforts during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. He was the main spokesperson for nonviolent activism during the movement and successfully protested... Read more »

There’s More To Teachers Than What You’d Expect

Michelle Sanchez
February 4, 2013

After the destruction and negative impact of Hurricane Sandy, some staff members of Woodlands High School took the initiative to help families that were tragically affected by the storm. Math teacher Ms. Muller was amongst these volunteers, as she participated in a 5k run sponsored by XtremeTraining... Read more »

Woodlands Celebrates Obama’s Inauguration

Rebecca Joseph
January 30, 2013

On January 18, 2013, Woodlands High School hosted its first Inaugural Ball as a commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and the second inauguration of our 44th President, Barack Obama. The African American Steering Committee, led by James Bell, Joe Foy, and Assistant Principal... Read more »

Woodlands’ New Art Gallery

Kiara Bunting
January 17, 2013

Thanks to the hard work of Woodlands Middle and High School art students and the inspiration and dedication of Ms. Andrea Walters, the entryway of our high school now looks better than ever, adorned with original works of art by Woodlands’ most creative minds. Ms. Walters, the middle and high school... Read more »

Woodlands’ Biker Girls

Christopher Larrow
January 7, 2013

Biker Girls at Woodlands?! Yes! Here at Woodlands High School, we currently have three well-known bike riders. Beloved science teacher Wendy Scheer, teachers’ secretary Catharine Henry, and sophomore Keturah Smalls are fellow lovers of two-wheeled action. These ladies don’t mind getting their... Read more »

The Great Wall of Obama

Sahiyya Harrison
December 9, 2012

If you’ve walked through the hallways on the second floor recently, it’s hard not to notice the collage filled with pictures and information about President Obama and his election and re-election. If you’ve seen this wall, I’m sure you were asking yourself, “Who created... Read more »

Sandy Hits Woodlands

Julie Hung
November 13, 2012

Super-storm “Sandy” made landfall in New Jersey on Monday night, October 29, 2012, after it had already swept through major cities like Washington D.C. and Baltimore. Forecasters stripped Sandy of the “hurricane” label due to certain technicalities, but nonetheless, her 70-mph winds and strength... Read more »